Newsletter produced by Intercollegiate Broadcasting System for its member stations.

Intercollegiate Broadcasting System (IBS) launched in 1940 as an organization focused on college radio stations whose broadcasts were limited to their own campus (carrier current, wired radio, limited-area broadcasting). Primarily student-run operations, these early campus stations were largely extra-curricular activities. Early goals for IBS included encouraging cooperation between stations, acting as a clearing house for information about campus radio, acting on behalf of members collectively, and establishing standards for campus stations.

Today, IBS supports both college and high school media outlets. The membership-based organization hosts the IBS Media awards, holds an annual convention, and provides other services related to assisting student broadcasters.

IBS website:
Source: Samuel T. Arnold Papers (OF.1CA.A2), Box 7, Folder 112, Brown University Archives - https://www.riamco.org/render?eadid=US-RPB-of1CA.A2&view=inventory#ref1457

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